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<p>Dropbox has been around long enough that you see it used in a variety of situations, sharing recipes, press releases and holiday snaps, all perfectly reasonable scenarios.&nbsp; Unfortunately you also see it used as an alternative to SFTP in business, as some clients and executives are less afraid of the pretty blue colours than they are of the folder lists and text that FTP programs present.&nbsp;</p>
<p>This can present a security problem and possible legal risk as the terms and conditions Dropbox sets may not exactly match what you and your client agreed to.&nbsp; Case and point today is the news that many users were gifted with a trip down memory lane as files deleted from Dropbox years ago suddenly made a reappearance.&nbsp; Dropbox states in their retention policy that files which are deleted should be unrecoverable after 30 days but it seems we have more proof that the Cloud never truly forgets.&nbsp; Think back to what you, or people you know, might have shared on Dropbox and consider it coming back to haunt you a decade down the line before you upload.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.hardocp.com/news/2017/01/24/dropbox_bug_restores_deleted_files_7_years_later/">You can follow the links from [H]ard|OCP</a> back to the initial forum report and Dropbox&#39;s response.</p>
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<blockquote><p>&quot;This article is merely entertaining if you stay within the headline, but it becomes disturbing once you get into the story and realize that Dropbox&rsquo;s policy is to keep deleted files only for 30 days. Ever the cynic, I will go ahead and consider the possibility that the file hosting service has been consciously keeping files around forever.&quot;</p>
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<p><a href="https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Dropbox-now-offering-randomly-accessible-memories" target="_blank">read more</a></p>https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Dropbox-now-offering-randomly-accessible-memories#commentsGeneral TechdropboxsecurityTue, 24 Jan 2017 17:35:40 +0000Jeremy Hellstrom67011 at https://www.pcper.comConnected Data Adds NAS Integration to Transporter 75 and 150 Cloud Storage Applianceshttps://www.pcper.com/news/Storage/Connected-Data-Adds-NAS-Integration-Transporter-75-and-150-Cloud-Storage-Appliances
<p>Today Connected Data (makers of <a href="http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Storage/Drobo-Third-Generation-USB-30-4-Bay-Storage-Array-Review-Simple-and-Speedy">Drobo</a>) announced NAS integration with their Transporter 75 and 150 business private cloud storage devices.</p>
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<p>The premise of this addition is simple. Businesses can simply point a Transporter 75 or 150 unit at their local NAS device and have that storage accessible via the usual Transporter methods. These work very much like Dropbox, where files can be synced across systems or available from a remote source, except in this case the &#39;could&#39; is provided by a box located and secured at the business offices.</p>
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<p>Transporter devices can also be added to smaller branch offices or other locations. Those remote locations can keep a subset (or all) of the data from the main office, preventing the need to have a full copy of all data synced across each and every system. The Transporter&nbsp;Desktop app can map shared folders and access them straight off of the network. Shares can also be synced with a local copy if the user chooses to do so.</p>
<p>It&#39;s good to see Connected Data continue to develop this platform, and we hope to see this NAS integration feature added to the smaller capacity <a href="http://www.pcper.com/news/Storage/Connected-Data-Updates-Transporter-Line-iOS-App-Adds-Standard-Links">15 and 30 models</a> as this would help speed adoption and integration for smaller businesses that have started out with all content on a smaller local NAS.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.pcper.com/news/Storage/Connected-Data-Adds-NAS-Integration-Transporter-75-and-150-Cloud-Storage-Appliances">Full press blast after the break.</a></p>
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<p>BitTorrent is good for more than just downloading files of various natures, it has a tool called Sync which performs a similar task to solutions like Dropbox only more privately and apparently with more speed.&nbsp; From the graph below you can see that in at least one scenario BitTorrent Sync is significantly faster than other solutions when it is allowed free reign on your connection, you can limit the speed in the settings if time is not of the essence.&nbsp; What is also very important to note is that this is purely an encrypted client to client transfer, your files are never cached on a server for posterity or for &#39;quality assurance&#39; as they are when you use the competitions software.&nbsp; That does mean both devices need to be powered on and on the network for this to work but for many the privacy would be worth the slightly less flexible operation.&nbsp; <a href="http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/14/10/22/2012258/bittorrent-performance-test-sync-is-faster-than-google-drive-onedrive-dropbox">Check it out on Slashdot</a>.</p>
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<blockquote><p>&quot;Now that its file synchronization tool has received a few updates, BitTorrent is going on the offensive against cloud-based storage services by showing off just how fast BitTorrent Sync can be. More specifically, the company conducted a test that shows Sync destroys Google Drive, Microsoft&#39;s OneDrive, and Dropbox. The company transferred a 1.36 GB MP4 video clip between two Apple MacBook Pros using two Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapters, the Time.gov site as a real-time clock, and the Internet connection at its headquarters (1 Gbps up/down).&quot;</p>
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<p>Dropbox has faced many questions about the privacy of the data held on their service after modified links were shown to successfully connect to private portions of accounts as well as their ability to hand over all your content in readable form to authorities.&nbsp; While for many the lack of encryption is not much of a concern, businesses cannot afford to be so lax with potentially valuable client data stored on Dropbox.&nbsp; This use of Dropbox by businesses is far more common than you may think and may expand with the announcement of <a href="http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2356818/dropbox-for-business-gets-security-boost-as-firm-opens-first-uk-office">Dropbox for Business</a> and the expanded services available for this new service.</p>
<p>For those with security concerns about storing unencrypted data on Dropbox it would seem that the recommendation is to use third party client side encryption software.&nbsp; That does mean that the new search features will not work as Dropbox will be unable to index files <a href="http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2356848/dropbox-advises-users-with-privacy-concerns-to-add-their-own-encryption">as they pointed out to The Inquirer</a> and other media.&nbsp; Dropbox does have a decent reputation for protecting the data they store but for those intending to store proprietary data on the cloud the balance between ease of use and privacy should be considered before moving to any cloud storage provider.</p>
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<blockquote><p>&quot;DROPBOX HAS DEFENDED its record on privacy following allegations by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden that it is &quot;hostile to privacy&quot;.&quot;</p>
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<p>Users of online storage have been spoiled by services like Dropbox, Spider Oak, and Box.com who offer up gobs of free storage space. Before they became prevalent, there was Gmail and rumors of a Google Drive. This Google Drive never really materialized beyond user workarounds to upload files using a program that stored them in Google&rsquo;s Email service&rsquo;s approximate 9 GB of space.</p>
<p>Finally, after years of other services entrenching themselves in the market, it seems like Google may be jumping in. If <a href="http://thenextweb.com/google/2012/04/16/google-drive-detailed-5-gb-for-free">rumors are true</a>, the new online storage service will launch in the middle of next week at the <a href="http://drive.google.com">drive.google.com</a> URL. The Google Drive will reportedly offer 5GB of free storage space as well as paid tiers for increased storage levels (pricing unknown). Further, users will be able to access the files via the website and using applications. So far, rumors are pointing to a Windows and <a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/04/16/google-drive-lives-google-drive-app-found/">Mac OSX application</a>, though it would not be surprising to see an Android app in the future.</p>
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<p>I&rsquo;m excited to see this service finally launch and what Google&rsquo;s take on online storage will be. My only concern is whether they are jumping into the game at a time when it is too little too late. Sure, everyone and their grandmother likely have at least one Google/Gmail account but many of those people also have Dropbox accounts. The free services that were not really around when the first hints of a Google Drive emerged have not blossomed and dug their roots into the market. Even Apple and Microsoft have beat Google to the punch with cloud storage, so it is going to be an uphill battle for Google requiring something unique in order for it to catch on.</p>
<p>Don&rsquo;t get me wrong, I&rsquo;m definitely going to be checking it out, but I believe they are really going to have to knock this out of the park on the first try in order to succeed. Will you be checking it out, and when (if?) you do please report back and let us know what you think of it. How do you think the other free and paid storage services will react to Google entering the market?</p>
<p>Image courtesy <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstewart/">pmsyyz</a> via Flickr Creative Commons</p>
<p><a href="https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Google-Drive-Rumored-Launch-Next-Week" target="_blank">read more</a></p>https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Google-Drive-Rumored-Launch-Next-Week#commentsGeneral Techdropboxfree storagegooglegoogle drivestorageThu, 19 Apr 2012 08:23:32 +0000Tim Verry54169 at https://www.pcper.comDropbox Offering An Extra 5 GB of Free Storage Space to Beta Testershttps://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Dropbox-Offering-Extra-5-GB-Free-Storage-Space-Beta-Testers
<p><strong>Update: </strong>Dropbox is still running the beta testing extra space promotion. &nbsp;The latest Experimental Forum Build is version <a href="http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=53808&amp;replies=295"><strike>1.3.15</strike></a>&nbsp;<strong>1.3.19</strong>.&nbsp;Dropbox is still running the promotion; however, users from here on out will be limited to 3 GB total extra space. &nbsp;Anyone that got in before 1.3.19 and earned 5 GB will continue to keep the full 5 GB of extra space. &nbsp;More information is available <a href="http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=55007&amp;replies=47">here</a>.</p>
<p>I recently needed some video files from the PC Perspective office, and we decided to use the Dropbox file sharing service to get them to me. &nbsp;i hit a bit of a snag; however, when I realized that I had nowhere near the amount of storage needed. &nbsp;Fortunately, I was able to download the individual files from the shared folder on the Dropbox website. &nbsp;It was sort of a nod at the idea that one can never have <em>too much</em> storage space, however.</p>
<p>That got me searching around the Internet for ideas on how to increase my available storage space for free, and fortunately came across a forum post on the Dropbox website for a beta version of the program wherein they were offering 5 GB of extra (and free!) storage space to those adventurous enough to test out the program by uploading 4.5 GB of photos or videos (which you can rename, move, or delete afterwards if you wish). &nbsp;The extra free space you get will remain even if you move or delete the uploaded photos and after the beta period, barring any unforseen decision change on Dropbox's part. &nbsp;Further, I found the process easy enough that it was worth sharing with our readers who may use the file sharing and backup service themselves. &nbsp;</p>
<p>According to<a href="http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=53104&amp;replies=728"> their latest forum post</a>, the new Dropbox beta application is version 1.3.13 (though the beta started at version 1.3) which fixes a few bugs, but more importantly, adds a new feature that automatically uploads photos and videos from SD cards (and other storage devices that store photos and videos in a &quot;DCIM&quot; folder) and other storage devices on the PC application and your Android smart phone using a beta of the Dropbox Android app. &nbsp;The first photo or video upload imported into Dropbox grants you a 500 MB &quot;bonus,&quot; and then for every 500 MB of photos and videos that you allow Dropbox to import, they will give you an additional 500 MB of free additional storage space, up to a total of 5 GB (including the starting bonus). &nbsp;Let's get into exactly how you go about auto-importing photos.</p>
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<p>On the Windows PC side of things, you will need to download the latest Dropbox beta build which is currently version <a href="http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=53104&amp;replies=1016">1.3.13</a>. &nbsp;Once download from the link in the previous sentence, install it (if you already have the program installed, just install over the previous install), and then log into your account (or <a href="http://db.tt/jbV5QO9T">create a new one</a>*). &nbsp;Next, make sure that you have <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AutoPlay">AutoPlay</a> enabled via Windows Control Panel (it should be by default). &nbsp;You should be all set to import as many photos and videos as your internet connection can handle to get all your free space. &nbsp;Pop in an SD card or other USB storage device into your computer via USB. &nbsp;Windows should open up an AutoPlay dialog box in response. &nbsp;There should further be a new option in the AutoPlay window titled &quot;Import pictures and videos using Dropbox.&quot; &nbsp;Select that and Dropbox will begin uploading them to their cloud storage servers in a new folder called &quot;Camera Uploads.&quot; &nbsp;Once the batch of photos are uploaded, Dropbox pops up a notification in notification area (lower right of the window) as seen in the photo above.</p>
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<p>You can also use a beta of the Dropbox client on your Android powered smartphone to upload photos and videos to the service, and to apply towards your free Dropbox space. &nbsp;While not yet on the Android Market, you can download the beta application as a .apk file to your phone, and then install it from that downloaded file. &nbsp;The apk package in question is the Dropbox Experimental Android Forum Build 2.0.9 and can be downloaded via a link at the bottom of <a href="http://www.grabi.org/dropbox-offer-get-4-5gb-free-extra-space-to-desktop-beta-testers/">this article</a>. &nbsp;All that's needed on the Android side of things (at least on my Samsung Infuse 4G), is to start up the application and log in. &nbsp;After that, any photos or videos I take with my phone's camera are automatically uploaded to the dropbox service. &nbsp;Although Google already has a similar automatic uploading service to its Google+ website, the Dropbox application is even a bit more useful because they are not only &quot;in the cloud&quot; but sitting on my desktop at home.</p>
<p class="rtecenter"><div class = "center-article-image"><a href="/news/General-Tech/Dropbox-Offering-Extra-5-GB-Free-Storage-Space-Beta-Testers" class="inline-image-link" title="View: screen_20120204_1908.png"><img src="/files/imagecache/article_max_width/news/2012-02-04/screen_20120204_1908_0.png" alt="screen_20120204_1908.png" title="screen_20120204_1908.png" class="pcper-inline" width="480" height="800" /></a></div></p>
<p class="rtecenter">The Android Dropbox beta application</p>
<p class="rteleft">Unfortunately, Linux and Macintosh users are out of luck on the extra free space; however, I'm sure they will get a chance at it when the beta Dropbox application is closer to completion. &nbsp;Now that you know how to get your hands on some free space, go forth and beef up those Dropbox accounts! &nbsp;Some other methods for free space include adding a .edu email account to your account (to make it a Student Account) for an extra 500 MB of storage space an an increase referral bonus of 500 MB per referral, completing the various tutorials and quests on the Dropbox website, and getting referral sign ups. &nbsp;Do you use Dropbox, and if so what do you like (or hate) about it? &nbsp;Community discussion engage!</p>
<p class="rteleft">&nbsp;</p>
<p class="rteleft">*Speaking of referrals, this is a referral link that costs you nothing and will give me and you an extra 250 MB of storage space. &nbsp;If; however, you're not into that sort of thing (for some odd reason), you can create a new account by heading over their main website at <a href="https://www.dropbox.com">dropbox.com</a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Dropbox-Offering-Extra-5-GB-Free-Storage-Space-Beta-Testers" target="_blank">read more</a></p>https://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/Dropbox-Offering-Extra-5-GB-Free-Storage-Space-Beta-Testers#commentsGeneral Techbackup filescloud storagedropboxdropbox 1.3.13freefree spacefree storageshare filesstorage spaceSun, 05 Feb 2012 02:32:05 +0000Tim Verry53481 at https://www.pcper.com